The title of the post is more impressive than what we experienced.  In fact, this was the second day in a row of being gut punched by Mother Nature.

We left Greeley, Colorado and drove south toward I-70.  Everything seemed to be on track for supercells near the interstate corridor.  We stopped in Keenesburg for a burger, and that was the difference in timing in seeing the early tornado at Parker, Colorado.   We pulled up to a viewing spot just southwest of Bennett and watched the tornado dissipate to our southwest.  The storm did try hard to produce another tornado, but failed.  Outside of the Parker tornado, early storms seemed to be struggling with limited CAPE.  At the first signs of development farther east, we made our move.

Several supercell storms developed in the area bounded by Genoa, Last Chance, Arickaree, and Arriba.  A storm at the northern end of this area began to rotate strongly, and we should have responded by continuing east on Highway 36.  But, we felt that the storm might be a bit too crowded by other storms and we started south at Last Chance for the southern storms.

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We made a final attempt to get in position on the storm just west of Hale, Colorado, but the storm had become somewhat disorganized.

We drove east into Kansas and attempted an intercept of a storm that produced a tornado between Atwood and Colby, but this storm started weakening prior to our arrival.

That left us with enough time for one more failure.  We targeted a storm that had confirmed tornadoes south of Colby, but as luck would have it, the storm produced its final tornado just prior to our arrival.